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A Christmas Story Over Dinner
Atticus Finch and George Bailey might offer wisdom, but dinner with adult Ralphie Parker would offer something just as valuable: laughter, memories and stories worth retelling. Continue reading
Do I Even Feel Bad About My Screen Time?
Yes, I probably play too many games on my phone. Some exercise my brain. Others involve a penguin racing downhill on a sled. The real problem may not be my screen time, but the judgment packed into one little word: “even.” Continue reading
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Hawaii Five-0 Inspired My Trip—Mostly Through Food
Movies and books rarely inspire my travel because a teacher’s salary usually keeps me close to home. But when a family trip took us to Hawaii, Hawaii Five-0 helped turn the vacation into a delicious—and deeply historical—adventure. Continue reading
How Social Media Took Control of Our Lives
Social media began as a tool for connection, but it gradually became our newspaper, marketplace, town square, stage and source of approval. If I could erase one trend from history, I would erase the moment we stopped controlling social media and allowed it to control us. Continue reading
The Outdated Technology I Miss Most
I miss answering machines and phone booths, but I miss the printed newspaper most. It gave us more than information. It gave us a broader, shared picture of the world. Continue reading
What Shapes Us More: Our Experiences or Our Character?
Are we products of our experiences, or do our character and choices determine what those experiences become? The story of two men named Wes Moore suggests the answer is both—but neither character nor circumstance gets the final word. Continue reading